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Gary the Dreamer
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What are two words you see in the word watermelon?
water and melon
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What was Gary like in third grade?
He liked reading and was scared of math. He read everywhere
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What did you learn about Gary's canary on page 11?
it flew away
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Why did Gary wonder if a bird in a tree could be his canary?
His canary flew away, so Gary wonders if the bird he sees could be his canary.
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Who wrote the story?
Gary Soto
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What else might the author be trying to show about his childhood?
He seems happy!
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What did Gary like to do when he was a little boy?
Play with his friends, eat fruit, and spit seeds at his brother.
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What inference can you make about how the characteristics of being a dreamer helped Gary Soto later in his life?
He was a dreamer with a good imagination. He used his imagination to write books.
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What do Gary's actions in the classroom tell you about him?
He is a daydreamer and does not always pay attention.
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Who is the writer telling about?
himself
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Based on the illustration on page 20, what are mariachis?
musicians
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What Genre is this text?
Narrative Nonfiction
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What did Gary do in first grade?
Practiced writing the alphabet
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Think about the title, Gary the Dreamer. What does the word dreamer mean?
someone who dreams or imagines things
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How does Gary describe the way Boots purrs?
He says, "The engine inside him began to purr."
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Where did the family go on weekends?
to Chinatown to shop for groceries
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Why is Gary the Dreamer a good title for this story?
He says that he was a dreamer
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What inference can you make about Gary's height?
He is not very tall
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What did Gary learn in kindergarten?
His colors, how to tie his shoes and how to be nice.
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Page 12, paragraph 2, Gary says, "Lucky me!" Why is Gary lucky?
Because he can pick fruit from the trees in his yard.
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What happens when Gary grows up?
He becomes an author of books for children and adults.
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How does Gary feel about collecting Pennies?
He loves it
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Why does Gary like recess?
He likes sliding, swinging and playing with his friends on the monkey bars.
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How do pages 12 and 13 show that Gary is a dreamer?
He imagines that pinto beans and pebbles are army men and that a giant pepper shaker has sprinkled him with dust.
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What does the illustration on page 19 show?
Gary sitting on the branch of a tree
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